Bill Hubbard's diverse law practice includes administrative law, business law, constitutional law, disability law, health care law, municipal utility law, state and local taxation and wine & liquor regulation.  He represents clients that are highly regulated by the State and clients that contract with the State, with an emphasis upon health care.  Mr. Hubbard handles bid protests before the State and local governments.  He represents individuals before professional licensing boards.  He drafts legislation and represents clients in rulemaking proceedings. His business law practice includes nonprofit corporations and associations. Business Tennessee listed Mr. Hubbard as one of the 100 best lawyers in Tennessee. 

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Mr. Hubbard’s career began with the State Attorney General's Office in 1971. Mr. Hubbard served as Assistant Attorney General until 1977, as Deputy Attorney General until 1980, and as Chief Deputy Attorney General until 1984.  He entered private practice in 1985 as a founding member of Hubbard & Smith’s predecessor firm.  

 

Mr. Hubbard is a Fellow with both the Tennessee Bar Foundation and the Nashville Bar Foundation.  He serves on the board of directors and is treasurer of the Ross Alderman Indigent Defense Fund, and he is a board member and secretary of Nolensville Academy for Math and Science Charter School.

 

Mr. Hubbard was raised in Jackson, Tennessee.  He is married with two daughters and five grandsons.